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Iulia Barbu iuliabarbu — this book will break your heart, make you hate the world and then weep openly (as i did on the subway) at the ability for people to show one another slivers of compassion in the most horrific times.

Allen Tracey awtdesign — ** spoiler alert ** I go to bed extremely early, but I stayed wide awake last night finishing the last half of Heir to the Shadows and the entirety of Queen of the Darkness. I wouldn't call this book inspiring literature, but I love a good story, and this was one hell of a story! For all of her writing faults (I grew very tired of the bitten lip drawing blood to keep the anger/laughter/pleasure/embarassment hidden, and if any of the characters snarled once, they snarled a million times...a thesaurus may have come in handy), Anne Bishop has an incredible imagination and a fantastic way of building suspense, dread, elation, you name it. SPOILER ALERT************************************************* Daughter of the Blood was definitely my favorite. I admit that it took some time to get into the world and its characters, but once it took me, it had me. I loved the blindness of denial portrayed by Jaenelle's relations in Chaillot. While it is safe to argue that the sincerely bad Baddies and the sincerely good Goodies were somewhat one-note (although definitly not one-dimensional), I felt the Angellines, although somewhat secondary until Queen of Darkness, portrayed a good combination of both good and evil...how we can be honestly corrupted through our denial and apathy far easier than we think we can. I also loved Geoffrey and Draca...I would like to see a "prequel" about Lorn and Draca. The violence didn't bother me. It was a little on the not-too-subtle side, but Dorothea was not supposed to be subtle...it's precisely for that reason that Hekata was able to use her. Briarwood was a little much for me...probably because I have a daughter myself, and I know that twisted stuff like that actually happens in this world. That trauma had to give Witch her edge though, and boy what a trauma! Heir to the Shadows was my least favorite by far. There were times when I really thought I was reading a coven version of Twilight. And the fact that all of Jaenelle's friends coupled up so nicely (with the exception of Karla and Morton, which made it obvious that they were going to be red-shirts (sci fi I know...sorry)) bothered me. It all seemed so Sweet Valley High. I realize Jeanelle was a teenager, but she is still Witch, as we are constantly reminded, and they are in Saetan's household for crying out loud!! Also - as is inevitable with a romantic trilogy, the protaganists are separated for the entire novel, which, in this case, is completely fine since it fleshes out Lucivar, who is definitely a favorite, and introduces the awesome Kindred. Although I do love me some Daemon. Queen of the Darkness is what kept me from getting my much needed sleep last night. It was really good...I especially love the deception of Daemon to save his family, although it was a little too convenient that they all figured him out in the nick of time. If Lucivar was able to reason, within the span of a couple of days, that Daemon was playing a game after he witnessed with his own eyes the mutilation and death of his beloved wife and son, how am I supposed to believe that he held steadfast to the belief, for so long in those salt mines, that Daemon raped and killed Jaenelle, just from the word of Hekata?? No matter - it was still a delicious read. I wanted more from the Dark Queen though. I wanted retribution. Dorothea's death, at Daemon's hand, was ok, but I wanted Saetan to mutilate Hekata. It's a shame she had the same demise as all of the other tainted blood and not one specially designed for her crimes. My favorite characters are definitely Tersa and Titian. Without them, no one, not even Jeanelle, would have survived. Read this is if you are patient with learning a new world and new lingo, as well as with the word "snarl", "Witch", "Saetan", and "midnight voice", if you like fantasy, and if you are not sensitive to violence, especially against children. It's a really good story. Those don't come along that often...I can ignore little nitpicks when they do!